The (Doctor) Who (TV story)

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The (Doctor) Who (TV story)
Doctor:	Third Doctor
Featuring:	First Doctor, Second Doctor, Fourth Doctor
Main setting:	The TARDIS
Key crew
Writers:	Vic Reeves, Bob Mortimer
Director:	Mark Mylod
Producer:	Alan Marke
Release details
Premiere broadcast:	1997
Premiere network:	BBC One
Format:	1x2 minutes

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The (Doctor) Who was a skit on Shooting Stars that starred Bob Mortimer, Matt Lucas, Vic Reeves and Mark Lamarr as the Doctor.

Synopsis

The first four Doctors come together in the TARDIS to form a The Who tribute act.

Plot

The First, Second, Third and Fourth Doctors form a band called The Who inside the TARDIS. They played rock music mixed with their theme while the Third Doctor sang that people were trying to get them down just because they got around. It ended with the Doctors destroying the band.

Cast

• First Doctor - Bob Mortimer
• Second Doctor - Matt Lucas
• Third Doctor - Vic Reeves
• Fourth Doctor - Mark Lamarr

Crew

• Writers - Vic Reeves, Bob Mortimer
• Director - Mark Mylod
• Producer - Alan Marke

References

• The First Doctor plays the bass, the Fourth Doctor plays the electric guitar, the Second Doctor is on drums and the Third Doctor is singing.

Story notes

• Matt Lucas would go on to play Nardole, the Twelfth Doctor's companion, 18 years later.
• Matt Lucas is able to play drums in real life.